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Francesca Rinaldi

Voice Actor

Francesca Rinaldi, an Italian voice actress from Rome born in 1972, provides the Italian dub voice of Aoi Sakamoto in Sakamoto Days.

Role: Voice Actor
Nationality: Italian
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Sakamoto Days Role

Rinaldi's only documented role in Sakamoto Days is Aoi Sakamoto, recorded for the Italian-language dub. She is a Rome-born voice actress with no other credits noted in her record.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Which character does Francesca Rinaldi voice in Sakamoto Days?

Francesca Rinaldi voices Aoi Sakamoto in the Italian dub of Sakamoto Days. It is her only documented role in the franchise.

Who is Francesca Rinaldi in the Sakamoto Days voice cast?

An Italian voice actress from Rome born in 1972, Francesca Rinaldi provides the Italian dub voice of Aoi Sakamoto in Sakamoto Days. It is her only documented role in the franchise.

Does Francesca Rinaldi perform in the original Japanese cast of Sakamoto Days?

No, Francesca Rinaldi performs in the Italian dub of Sakamoto Days rather than the original Japanese cast. She voices Aoi Sakamoto in that Italian-language version.

When was Francesca Rinaldi born?

Francesca Rinaldi was born on May 5, 1972, in Rome, Italy. She voices Aoi Sakamoto in the Italian dub of Sakamoto Days.

Does Francesca Rinaldi voice more than one character in Sakamoto Days?

No, Aoi Sakamoto is the only character credited to Francesca Rinaldi in Sakamoto Days. No other credits are noted in her record.

Sources & Information

This content is original writing by Daddy Jim Headquarters based on the Sakamoto Days anime series, manga, and official materials. Sakamoto Days was created by Yuto Suzuki, published by Shueisha, and animated by TMS Entertainment. All rights to Sakamoto Days and its characters belong to their respective owners. Episode and chapter references are cited where applicable.

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